Single Review: Hvmmingbyrd – ‘Gozo’
With previous support from the likes of The Irish Times, and having featured on the soundtrack to Made In Chelsea, Dublin-based duo Deborah Byrne and Suzette Das – aka Hvmmingbyrd….
Tag: new music
Single Review: Liz Asaro – 1000 Years
Up and coming singer-songwriter Liz Asaro has released her new single 1000 Years. With a sound that’s a fusion between rock and electronica, Asaro is most certainly an exciting new….
Single Review: Greta Isaac – ‘Comfortable’
Originally hailing from Wales, young London-based artist Greta Isaac has, in the past, become known for her twinkling folk-inspired offerings. However, her latest creation is a step away from her….
Single Review: Two Penny Blue – ‘Lament’
Making an effort to gig as regularly as possible in and around the capital, London folk trio Two Penny Blue follow up their last single ‘Gypsy’ with another catchy and….
Single Review: Tom Hale – ‘In The Night’
Previously of indie-rockers ROOD, Barnsley lad Tom Hale has now decided to go solo with the upcoming release of his debut EP In The Night. Lead single and title track….
Single Review: Model Aeroplanes – ‘Lover’
Model Aeroplanes are finally back and clearly raring for summer with the release of their feel-good indie pop anthem ‘Lover’, out now via Spinnup (Universal Music). ‘Lover’ is immediately addictive from the offset,….
Single Review: Bloodlines – ‘All Your Love’
Starting out when Andy MacGillivray and Jamie Allanach started jamming together when they were just thirteen, Scottish band Bloodlines have started to build quite a reputation for their chaotic live….
Single Review: All Flags Are Grey – ‘Bare Bones’
Having previously worked together on other musical projects, East London-based duo Andrea Chamberlain and Leon Brown – aka All Flags Are Grey – have now come together to release their….
Single Review: Emily Magpie – ‘The Witching Hour’
Bristol-based artist Emily Magpie previously charmed listeners with last year’s EP Same Stuff, and has now returned with another beautiful offering. ‘The Witching Hour’, however, signals a move in a….
EP Review: Mt. Doubt – ‘The Loneliness Of The TV Watchers’
After spending years as a solo artist, Edinburgh-based songwriter Leo Bargery has over time recruited a range of musicians to form his current collective Mt Doubt. Now, following critically acclaimed….